Author: Boston Organics

Topics: Boston Organics Community, Holiday

November is somehow upon us and the holidays are just around the corner! Here at Boston Organics we have a number of seasonal snacks and treats perfect for getting you and your coworkers into the holiday spirit! 

Topics: Taza Chocolate, Healthy Office, snacks, Thanksgiving, holidays, tea

In order to bring you the freshest ingredients for your holiday celebration, we have adjusted our delivery schedule for Thanksgiving week. In this blog, you will find about the following:

• Adjusted holiday week schedule
• Donate to Greater Boston Food Bank
• Delivery deadlines for the following week
• Skip delivery

Topics: Boston Organics Community, Holiday

The organic food movement has turned average consumers into discerning foodies. There’s now an important premium on freshness and sourcing. And that’s a good thing, for sure.

Topics: Newsletter, Organic Grocery Add-Ons, Community, organic produce, New England Local Fruits and Vegetables, vegan, Seven Hills Pasta

We make it easy to change your box frequency as the needs of your household change. Finding grocery or farmers' market trip more difficult as the days get colder and shorter? With just a few clicks you change your box frequency to every week or every other week. 

Once you've decided on a box frequency follow the steps below. Please make sure all account changes are saved before the account updates deadline.

Topics: produce delivery, website

Sometimes you get sick of root vegetables, or maybe you’re allergic to oranges. My Preferences page (read on to find out how to use this feature) helps us make smart swaps for your box. This feature allows you to rate each kind of produce we might deliver so that when we need to swap out a produce item you don't want, we can exchange it for something you're really going to like.

While preferences help us make smart swaps, they are not used to create a completely customized box for you. Please email us if you have an allergy and we will double check your preferences are set! If you're looking for a totally customized box, learn more about our Custom Box!

Topics: website, how to, produce preferences, instructions

Every now and then a bruised apple gets by us, or we accidentally leave your box on the back porch instead of the front. In order for us to provide the exceptional service you expect, we ask that you let us know of any problems via your account's Report Order Issues form. 

Read on to find out where it's located and why it's the fastest way to find a solution for your issue.

Topics: website

Our website has many features that give our customers control and flexibility over their delivery schedule, fresh produce items, and staple grocery items. Read more!

Topics: Company Updates, website, how to, instructions, FAQ

No matter your needs, we have a box size and variety combination that will work for you. We allow our customers to change box types easily and without penalty. Wondering what it's like to eat only local produce? Try our Local Box one week. Having guests on the weekend? Check out our Family Box.

Click here to explore our many different box options. Once there clicking “See what's in the box” will open a pop-up window. You can view the different variety combinations available, and the produce that will be in the box that week. Depending on your produce preferences, the exact contents of your box may differ from the list. 

Once you've decided on a box try follow the steps below. Please make sure all account changes are saved before the account updates deadline.

Topics: produce delivery, website

If being more environmentally-friendly was one of your New Year’s resolutions, good for you! You already contribute to sustainability by choosing to support Boston Organics, and, by extension, organic producers. These growers don’t pollute our soil and water with toxic pesticides and synthetic fertilizers and help build the soil to ensure that organic farming can continue for generations. This week, we’re thinking about ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to food, especially those associated with eating meat and with food waste. Read on for ideas for experimenting with reducing your food's carbon footprint.

Topics: Recipes, Organic Cabbage, Local Dogma Box, Newsletter, Eat Local, Organic Pears, Organic Farmers, Locavore, Organic Grocery Add-Ons, Fresh From the Farm, Organic Root Vegetables, New England Local Fruits and Vegetables, organic beets